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MASQUE OF KINGS, presented in 1960 by the senior class, provided good dramatic entertainment for a packed house. Last minute activities, seeing friends for a few final weeks, sentimental words penned in an annual, a football ticket, a photo—these memories linger in the minds of seniors as the last minutes of their high school years parade by. These remembrances are momentarily pushed aside as thoughts of long hours of play practice and dreams of the Junior-Senior creep in. The Junior-Senior — — music the smoothest of the smooth — — fleeting fantasies caught in the brightly colored facets of a tropical paradise. We live these moments breathlessly, always in a hurry------with too much to be done and too little time in which to do it. LEAD PLAYERS Pat Smith and Alscy Hunter practice a scene in the 1960 senior class play. proms, and parties WAVING THE TRADITIONAL ALOHA SALUTE, Junior-Senior entertainers prepare to go into their dance routine. 23
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LANA HAWK JOINS BUSY SIGNERS SORTING THE MASS of mess that will become the Hawaiian heaven are Herbert House and Marsha Pate. Amelia Phillips, Joe Martin, Janet Bland and Ed Pleasants at the YRAC autograph party. Finale of ’60. . .plays, WIRE, GUM, AND HIGH HOPES help Carolyn Batts and Gloria MeDade fix a Junior- Senior palm. 22
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A LONELY ECHO and empty seats—that's how it is as Bob Rood practices his valedictorian speech and waits for graduation. “How Far The Unknown MARSHALS 1960: Sandra Allen, Carol Honeycutt, Ethel Oliver, Joan Marshall, chief, Becky Mullen, Phyllis Benson, and Pat Ennis. Dazed looks of disbelief at the finality of grad- uation are worn on seniors' faces as they prepare to walk down the aisle at graduation. Each one is soon to go his way, finding his place in a world with opportunity. Tragedy is to strike three graduates within the year, hut graduation night holds no premo- nition for us. The future stretches ahead un- troubled and dreams are bright. A HEARTY HANDSHAKE from Mr. Cooper brings a smile to Ann Creel’s face as she receives her long-awaited diploma. 24
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